Zimbabwean
- adjective
- /zɪmˈbɑːbweɪən/
- Second, it pressured for an exit of Zimbabwean troops from Mozambican soil.
- Zimbabwean government
- Zimbabwean society
- Zimbabwean troops
According to The New Yorker article, South Pole Zimbabwean forest protection project went wrong in a number of ways.
- According to The New Yorker article, South Pole Zimbabwean forest protection project went wrong in a number of ways.
- What happened was that Zimbabwean human rights defenders asked me to try and do something to highlight his human rights abuses.
Examples
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Brian Chikwava ("A Rigor Mortis of the Tongue & Other Earthly Things" 182) is a London-based Zimbabwean writer.
Academic text (2009) -
The Paragroup, like Zimbabwean society in general, is certainly not governed by beliefs in traditional authorities.
Academic text (1997) -
Now, the growing Asian demand for gold could strip the Zimbabwean gold shops of their stock.
Blog text (27) -
According to The New Yorker article, South Pole Zimbabwean forest protection project went wrong in a number of ways.
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Other industries, such as the Zimbabwean steel industry, will remain protected by state subsidy.
Academic text (1992) -
Even for the stronger Zimbabwean economy, military expenditures alone are approximately equal to the current external debt.
Academic text (1992) -
President Mugabe has deployed more than ten thousand Zimbabwean troops
Academic text (2002) -
Mr. Mugabe is unpopular because the average Zimbabwean income has fallen by half since independence.
Fiction book (2002) -
The endeavor assists women, who are traditionally disempowered in Zimbabwean society, to acquire an independent livelihood.
Academic text (1998) -
The Zimbabwean economy has faced significant challenges in recent years.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Zimbabwean comes from the country name Zimbabwe, which in the Shona language means 'houses of stone' because of the ancient stone city Great Zimbabwe. Adding -an makes it mean 'from' that country, just like Kenyan or Brazilian.